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I just want to get a band formed again. It's eighteen months since my last (and favourite) band folded and I'm keen to play gigs again.

It'll be similar to mine, then. Mine's late 1990's and it's a beast.

It's not for sale, but if you still need one I'm happy to lend it to you in the medium/long term.

My main regret about not playing guitar any more is that my Sheraton just lives under my bad, waiting.

Maybe this should become a BC tradition - everyone with an Elf gets a turn at putting it somewhere odd in December and posts a picture. Hang on, this is BC - visits to A+E would become commonplace, so maybe scratch that idea!

I think for me it's a bass that costs more than it's worth to me in practical terms. I'm not a fancy player, and I like good, solid, un-showy workman-like tools (not just in the bass sphere, in life generally). I don't have a lot of disposable income so I tend to choose my purchases carefully. My main basses are both Fender Player P's, and I think they're a lot of bass for the money. Therefore, I'd say that an American Original P would be what I'd say was expensive, as, nice as they are, they wouldn't offer a significant improvement in my hands, however much I might like one.

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Very sorry to hear that your father's not well, sir. A lovely gesture.

Does it make a Bass IV good for metal?

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This is genius; soulful, beautiful, funny and sad.

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Mate, that's fantastic! Really good news to hear of a dedicated live music venue getting going.

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